Krishikranti Timon Tebuconazole 25.9% EC is a powerful liquid fungicide used by lakhs of farmers across India. It stops big-money diseases sheath blight and blast in paddy, powdery mildew and fruit rot in chilli, tikka leaf spot and rust in groundnut, purple blotch in onion, and anthracnose in soybean. The medicine moves inside the plant within hours and protects the crop for 12 to 15 days. Stops disease and also gives a greening effect to the crop.
TypeSystemic Fungicide
FormLiquid (EC)
ActionPreventive + Curative + Eradicative
CropsPaddy, Chilli, Groundnut, Onion, Soybean
BonusGreening effect on leaves
RainfastWithin 1–2 hours
What is Tebuconazole 25.9% EC?
Tebuconazole 25.9% EC is a strong liquid fungicide. It is used by farmers all over India for big crop diseases like sheath blight, blast, powdery mildew, tikka, rust, purple blotch, and anthracnose. The medicine works in 3 ways:
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Preventive: Stops disease before it comes
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Curative: Stops disease that has just started
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Eradicative: Kills disease that is already inside the plant
It is a systemic fungicide once sprayed, it goes inside the plant within 1 to 2 hours and protects new growth for 12 to 15 days. Even heavy rain after spraying will not wash it off.
Diseases This Liquid Stops
Paddy / Rice Diseases
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Sheath blight in paddy White-grey patches on leaf sheath. Plants weaken and break
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Blast in paddy Spindle-shaped spots on leaves; black band on neck
- Brown spot, false smut, glume discolouration
Chilli Diseases
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Powdery mildew in chilli White powder-like growth on leaves
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Fruit rot in chilli Soft rotting on chilli fruits
- Anthracnose, leaf spot, die-back
Groundnut Diseases
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Tikka leaf spot in groundnut Brown circular spots on leaves; biggest groundnut problem
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Rust in groundnut Reddish-brown powdery spots on leaf underside
- Stem rot, collar rot
Other Crop Diseases
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Purple blotch in onion Purple spots on leaves and bulbs
- Anthracnose / pod blight in soybean
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Rust in wheat Brown or yellow powdery spots
- Powdery mildew in mango, apple, grapes
- Early blight, late blight in tomato & potato
- Sigatoka leaf spot in banana
- Leaf spot, ring spot in pomegranate
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Crop, Disease & Dose Chart
| Crop |
Disease Controlled |
Dose |
Best Time to Spray |
| Paddy (Rice) |
Sheath blight, Blast |
250 ml per acre
(1.25 ml/L water) |
Tillering & booting stage |
| Chilli |
Powdery mildew, Fruit rot, Leaf spot |
250–300 ml per acre
(1.5 ml/L water) |
Pre-flowering and fruiting stage |
| Groundnut |
Tikka leaf spot, Rust |
200–250 ml per acre
(1 ml/L water) |
30–40 days after sowing, repeat after 15 days |
| Onion |
Purple blotch |
250 ml per acre
(1.25 ml/L water) |
At first sign of purple spots |
| Soybean |
Anthracnose, Pod blight |
250 ml per acre
(1.25 ml/L water) |
Pod formation stage |
| Wheat |
Rust, Leaf blight |
250 ml per acre
(1.25 ml/L water) |
At first sign of rust spots |
| Tomato & Potato |
Early blight, Late blight |
200–250 ml per acre
(1 ml/L water) |
At first symptoms |
| Mango |
Powdery mildew, Anthracnose |
1–1.5 ml per litre water |
At flowering & fruit set |
Quick Dose Reference: Per acre: 200–300 ml • Per litre water: 1–2 ml • Per 15L knapsack pump: 15–30 ml • Spray volume: 200 L/acre • Repeat: After 12–15 days
How to Spray : Step by Step
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Step 1: Take 250 ml of Timon for one acre (or 1 to 2 ml for one litre water)
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Step 2: Pour it into a small amount of water first. Stir well
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Step 3: Add this mixed water to the main spray tank with 200 litres of water
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Step 4: Stir again so the medicine mixes fully
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Step 5: Spray on full plant — both upper and lower side of leaves. Cover stems and fruits also
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Step 6: Spray in early morning or late evening. Avoid hot afternoon sun
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Step 7: Repeat after 12 to 15 days if disease pressure is high
Best Spray Timing for Each Crop
- Paddy: First spray at tillering, second at booting before panicle comes out
- Groundnut: First spray 30–40 days after sowing, second 15 days later
- Chilli: Start before flowering, repeat every 15 days
- Onion: At first purple spots, repeat after 15 days
- Soybean: At pod formation stage, repeat if needed
Why Farmers Choose Tebuconazole 25.9% EC
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Works on many crops: One bottle protects paddy, chilli, groundnut, onion, soybean, wheat, tomato, and more
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Stops many diseases: Sheath blight, blast, powdery mildew, tikka, rust, purple blotch all in one product
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Triple action: Preventive + Curative + Eradicative works at any disease stage
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Long-lasting protection: One spray protects the crop for 12 to 15 days
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Rainfast in 1–2 hours: Even if rain comes after spraying, the medicine is safe inside the plant
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Greening effect: Plants become greener and healthier after spraying bonus benefit
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Safe for crops: No yellowing, no leaf damage when used at recommended dose
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Good for mixing: Compatible with most insecticides and fertilizers
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Cost-effective: Just 250 ml protects one full acre for over 2 weeks
How Does It Work?
Tebuconazole 25.9% EC is a triazole-class systemic fungicide. It stops the disease fungus from making a key building block called ergosterol — without ergosterol, the fungus cannot build new cell walls. The fungus stops growing and dies.
Once sprayed:
- The medicine is absorbed into the plant within 1 to 2 hours
- It moves upward through the plant (acropetal movement)
- It protects new leaves and growth that comes after spraying
- It stays active inside the plant for 12 to 15 days
Mixing & Compatibility
- Compatible with most insecticides and fertilizers used in paddy, chilli, and groundnut
- Can be tank-mixed with insecticides for stem borer, leaf folder, thrips, or aphids
- Do not mix with strong alkaline products (lime, bordeaux mixture)
- Do not mix with bio fungicides like Pseudomonas fluorescens or Trichoderma viride keep 7 to 10 days gap
- Always do a small test mix before adding to main spray tank
- Use clean water for best results
⚠️ Safety & Storage: Wear gloves, mask, and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink, or smoke during spray. Wash hands and face after spraying. Keep away from children, food, and animal feed. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI): Stop spraying at least 30 days before harvest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is Tebuconazole 25.9% EC used for? Tebuconazole 25.9% EC is a systemic liquid fungicide used to control sheath blight and blast in paddy, powdery mildew and fruit rot in chilli, tikka leaf spot and rust in groundnut, purple blotch in onion, and anthracnose in soybean.
Q. What is the dose of Tebuconazole 25.9% EC per acre? Standard dose is 250 ml per acre for most crops. For severe disease, use up to 300 ml per acre. Mix in 200 litres of water for one acre spray.
Q. How much Tebuconazole 25.9% EC to mix in 1 litre water? Mix 1 to 2 ml per litre of water. For knapsack sprayer (15-litre tank), mix 15 to 30 ml.
Q. Can Tebuconazole control sheath blight in paddy? Yes. It is one of the best fungicides for sheath blight in paddy. Spray 250 ml per acre at tillering stage. Repeat at booting before panicle emergence. Cover the lower part of plant where sheath blight starts.
Q. Can Tebuconazole control tikka disease in groundnut? Yes. Tebuconazole 25.9% EC is the most popular fungicide for tikka leaf spot in groundnut. First spray 30 to 40 days after sowing. Second spray 15 days later. Use 200 to 250 ml per acre.
Q. Can it stop powdery mildew in chilli and mango? Yes. Spray 250 to 300 ml per acre (1 to 1.5 ml per litre water) at first sign of white powder. Repeat after 12 to 15 days. Best results when sprayed in early morning or late evening.
Q. Will rain wash off Tebuconazole? No. Tebuconazole is rainfast within 1 to 2 hours. After absorption, it moves inside the plant. Even heavy rain will not wash off the protection.
Q. How long does Tebuconazole protect the crop? One spray gives 12 to 15 days of protection. The medicine stays active inside the plant and protects new growth that comes after spraying.
Q. Can Tebuconazole be mixed with insecticides? Yes. It is compatible with most insecticides used for stem borer, leaf folder, thrips, aphids, and whitefly. Always do a small test mix first.
Q. Is Tebuconazole the same as Folicur? Yes. Folicur is the original Bayer brand of Tebuconazole 25.9% EC. The active ingredient and dose are the same. Krishikranti Timon contains the same Tebuconazole 25.9% EC at a more farmer-friendly price.
Q. Is Tebuconazole safe for crops? Yes. When used at the recommended dose, Tebuconazole is safe and even gives a greening effect on leaves. Higher than recommended dose can cause leaf damage. Always follow the dose chart.
Q. What is the difference between Tebuconazole and Hexaconazole? Both are triazole fungicides used for similar diseases. Tebuconazole has wider crop coverage (paddy, chilli, groundnut, onion, soybean), better systemic action, and gives a stronger greening effect. Hexaconazole is mainly used for paddy sheath blight and powdery mildew.
Q. When should I stop spraying Tebuconazole before harvest? Stop spraying at least 30 days before harvest. This is the Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI) and ensures no chemical residue remains on the produce.
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